Amazing Video I love old ways of doing things they are stunningly beautiful elegant the time and effort and the work that went into making them would of been amazing to watch Manisha I love how you show things from your country from clothing to food to jewellery to Indian customs and traditions I hope I will get to come and see your beautiful and meet the people eat the food see the shops the markets thank you for your Videos
Wow, how gorgeous these fabrics are and they looked very soft, didn’t it? Beautiful, beautiful! I more or less grew up in an old so called «Shoddy Factory». a place where they wove warm wool plaid blankets and other wool fabrics and also they recycled old wool clothes and made mattresses, top mattresses and thick, warm comforters filled with the wool. They also made luxurious comforters and top mattresses filled with the most fluffy lambs wool. I ran around in that mill from when I could walk (and run away from our house next door). I also loved to go take naps with their dogs which of course had very nice beds, I loved those dogs! And I explored every nook and cranny in that factory. I was the only child allowed there though, because I was well trained in security and how to behave there. None of my friends were allowed in the production areas because it was such a dangerous place, esp. after they at some point they got lots of electrical weaves and those and the machines that recycled wool was potentially really dangerous… Sorry, long digression…
In Maharashtra many styles of weaving are already extinct. Such as Chandrakala saree, Joath saree, Bali saree , Shelari saree, Kosla saree and maybe many more that have already been forgotten.
Hey Manisha, I am glad some one decided to cover an important cultiral paet of Goa other than the usual beachy / touristy content. I last rememner seeing a lady wearing a proper Kunbi Saree when I was a teenager, of course a few ladies might have continued to wear it in remote corners of rural Goa, but, I have not come across it ever since. I am not a subscriber, but, will continue following your content, if it is unique as in this case.
Great to see you posting again. Thanks for making this video. Indian hand weaving and printing is a dieing craft so it's important to preserve it so it can be revived if needed
Ayy a brand new video! I'm so excited to see more vlogs/videos from you and Karl 💙 Thank you so much for posting and thank you for always making all our day! 💙🙃
This is brilliant nice to see you back on here love your vlogs , they are are informative and interesting ,you look lovely in that sari it's gorgeous 🙏🌟🌟🌟
Another masterpiece! What an insightful video about our own heritage and craft. Would love to purchase such craft piece and contribute for its development. Please keep making such wonderful video.
In New Zealand it is wool and flax.....and now hemp fashion as well. Hand knitted jumpers are very expensive here but they are beautiful and last forever if taken care of.
Manisha I would suggest you to do a video on the different brand clothes try on haul By the way just love yours and karls video. And Namaste Dosto. Nahi chahiye ji.
Kunbi weaving is beautiful and looks very natural, earthy, and practical. Thanks babe.
Thank you Manisha ji for sharing with us the "mostly" unknown diversity of India 😇🙏🏼
Amazing Video I love old ways of doing things they are stunningly beautiful elegant the time and effort and the work that went into making them would of been amazing to watch Manisha I love how you show things from your country from clothing to food to jewellery to Indian customs and traditions I hope I will get to come and see your beautiful and meet the people eat the food see the shops the markets thank you for your Videos
Thank you so much ❤️
Wow, how gorgeous these fabrics are and they looked very soft, didn’t it? Beautiful, beautiful! I more or less grew up in an old so called «Shoddy Factory». a place where they wove warm wool plaid blankets and other wool fabrics and also they recycled old wool clothes and made mattresses, top mattresses and thick, warm comforters filled with the wool. They also made luxurious comforters and top mattresses filled with the most fluffy lambs wool. I ran around in that mill from when I could walk (and run away from our house next door). I also loved to go take naps with their dogs which of course had very nice beds, I loved those dogs! And I explored every nook and cranny in that factory. I was the only child allowed there though, because I was well trained in security and how to behave there. None of my friends were allowed in the production areas because it was such a dangerous place, esp. after they at some point they got lots of electrical weaves and those and the machines that recycled wool was potentially really dangerous… Sorry, long digression…
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In Maharashtra many styles of weaving are already extinct. Such as Chandrakala saree, Joath saree, Bali saree , Shelari saree, Kosla saree and maybe many more that have already been forgotten.
Wonderful - natural fibres, slow process of creation and sustainably and ethically made clothes are the best !!!
Hey Manisha, I am glad some one decided to cover an important cultiral paet of Goa other than the usual beachy / touristy content. I last rememner seeing a lady wearing a proper Kunbi Saree when I was a teenager, of course a few ladies might have continued to wear it in remote corners of rural Goa, but, I have not come across it ever since.
I am not a subscriber, but, will continue following your content, if it is unique as in this case.
Glad you like it😊
Awesome to save this beautiful craft.
Great to see you posting again. Thanks for making this video. Indian hand weaving and printing is a dieing craft so it's important to preserve it so it can be revived if needed
You’re right. Thanks for watching ❤️
Yes, it is so sad that such traditions are dying most places, because the fabrics would get too expensive to compete with factory made fabric… 🥺
Ayy a brand new video! I'm so excited to see more vlogs/videos from you and Karl 💙 Thank you so much for posting and thank you for always making all our day! 💙🙃
Thanks for watching ❤️
This was very interesting and informative.Thank you for sharing the knowledge!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Manisha like the way you portray the picture, thanks
Thank you so much 😀
Awesome! I just found out that Manisha has a channel too ^_^
Stay safe, stay strong Manisha and Karl!
Traditional gujrati dresses are fascinating to me, they are so vibrant !
This is so nice. So efforts! Indigenous artisans need our support🌸
Handmade is anyday better than machine made because it's soul making it and not just a lifeless machine.
WoW♥️♥️
This is brilliant nice to see you back on here love your vlogs , they are are informative and interesting ,you look lovely in that sari it's gorgeous 🙏🌟🌟🌟
Thank you ❤️
Oh well done great history lesson as well there thank you!
Thank you too!
You can also check House of Kadhaar by Kamal Hasan.
The new updated versions of Kadhaar dresses
Another masterpiece! What an insightful video about our own heritage and craft. Would love to purchase such craft piece and contribute for its development. Please keep making such wonderful video.
Always so interesting Manisha, thank you for the history & education! 🌺🇮🇳🌴
This is the quality of content UA-cam deserve ❤️❤️❤️
Lots of Love from Goa❤️
Looking as awesome Manisha ji.
You beautiful woman I’m happy to see you take care sweetheart
So beautiful, almost like a piece of art. I wish I can purchase one . But I live in the US.
In New Zealand it is wool and flax.....and now hemp fashion as well. Hand knitted jumpers are very expensive here but they are beautiful and last forever if taken care of.
Hi Juanita, you’re so right.
Handmade products are not that expensive in India.
Hats off to you mam🙌🏼
Reviving the Indian culture ❤️
That was very well presented and interesting. I also happen to love everything related to fiber arts so this was right up my alley. Thank you !
Glad you enjoyed it!
Manisha is so pretty. Miss Hariyanvi
Love from Telangana ❤️💗💗
thank you for sharing this omg wow beautiful clothing and so my style iam kinda jealous you got to go an see
Thank you so much❤️
Wow ! Amazing
Wow, found you through your husband, you both are great ❤️❤️2 pure souls with full of love, btw, love your videos
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Beautiful sis🤗🤗 ❤️ from Nagaland
God bless you babe of karl
Pretty as usual 👌👌👌👌
Yass!!!Karl ROCKS!!!!
BACK TO ROCK✌️✅
Jamaa Andy 👌 Nice research based vid
Very informative :)
Manisha I would suggest you to do a video on the different brand clothes try on haul
By the way just love yours and karls video.
And Namaste Dosto. Nahi chahiye ji.
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Karl is very lucky 🍀 to have a strong women with him …. She is an inspiration to young youths…..
Yes, a new vlog! Hand made is definitely better.
I think so too!
Hey, you and your boyfriend you both have a nice charisma
Thank you 🙏
Can u pls post the address fm where we can buy online
check description box :)
Awesome Manisha 🙏💕🇨🇦
I am also have vatilego ..
Please spell the name of this type of weaving. Gundi??? I would like to learn more about it. Thnx!
It’s Kunbi weaving😊
Waiting for soo long for your video 😍😍
Hope you enjoyed it!
U are so beautiful ❤️
you got a new sub :)
Thank you❤️
Are you single??
U look so pretty in saree...perfect body for saree